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TOEFL Preparation Course

Build stronger academic English and prepare for the updated TOEFL iBT with focused instruction, realistic tasks, and detailed teacher feedback.

TOEFL classes are available online and in person in Toronto, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, and North York, and online across Canada and worldwide.
26+ Years of Experience
Accurate Assessment
Personal Learning Plan
Complete Practice Tests

The Updated TOEFL iBT at a Glance

A computer-based academic English test for university, college, and professional admission.

4 Four Skills Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking
≈2h About Two Hours Timing may vary because the test is adaptive
1–6 New Score Scale Overall score and four section scores
3d Fast Results Usually available three days after the test
NEW
The TOEFL format changed in January 2026.

It now includes shorter, more modern tasks and adaptive Reading and Listening sections. Candidates should prepare for the current test rather than older TOEFL formats.

Your Route to TOEFL Readiness

Your starting point depends on your current English—not simply on how soon you want to take the test.

1
Assess We evaluate all four skills, grammar, vocabulary, academic readiness, target score, and deadline.
2
Build or Begin Enter Pre-TOEFL when foundation work is needed, or begin the main TOEFL course directly.
3
Prepare and Perform Practise current question types, timing, academic language, note-taking, and full test conditions.
You may not need Pre-TOEFL.

Students whose four skills are already strong enough may enter the main TOEFL preparation course directly after assessment and interview.

Preparation Based on Real TOEFL Tasks

Each skill is taught through the language and decisions required by the current test—not through general exercises alone.

R

Reading

Complete the Words Use context, grammar, and word structure to restore missing letters.
Read in Daily Life Interpret practical texts, messages, notices, and digital content.
Academic Passages Find main ideas, details, purpose, vocabulary, and logical connections.
L

Listening

Choose a Response Recognize meaning, intention, and the most natural spoken reply.
Campus Conversations Follow main ideas, details, implied meaning, and speaker purpose.
Announcements and Talks Take useful notes and follow organization, examples, and conclusions.
W

Writing

Build a Sentence Control word order, clauses, grammar, and complete sentence structure.
Write an Email Respond clearly to requests, problems, and academic or social situations.
Academic Discussion State, support, and develop an opinion while responding to other ideas.
S

Speaking

Listen and Repeat Improve accurate listening, pronunciation, rhythm, and clear repetition.
Take an Interview Give organized, relevant, and natural answers to structured questions.
Delivery and Language Strengthen fluency, grammar, vocabulary, clarity, and response control.

Preparation at the Right Level

Your assessment determines whether you begin with foundation training or enter the main TOEFL preparation course directly.

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FOUNDATION LEVEL

PRE-TOEFL 1

Builds the essential English foundation needed before advanced academic and test-focused preparation.

Grammar accuracy General vocabulary Reading foundations Listening development Basic essay structure Speaking development
30 Hours
2
ACADEMIC FOUNDATION

PRE-TOEFL 2

Develops stronger academic language and prepares students for the demands of direct TOEFL question practice.

Academic vocabulary Complex grammar Essay development Academic listening Advanced reading Organized speaking
30 Hours
3
DIRECT TEST PREPARATION

TOEFL COURSE

Focuses directly on the updated test structure, current task types, scoring demands, test techniques, and timed performance.

Current question types Adaptive test strategy Response techniques Timed section practice Teacher correction Two complete tests
30 Hours

Students with sufficiently strong English may enter the TOEFL COURSE directly without taking PRE-TOEFL 1 or 2.

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Is TOEFL the Best Test for Your Goal?

TOEFL is a strong choice for candidates comfortable with academic English, computer-based testing, rapid task changes, and speaking into a microphone.

Your institution, required score, English level, and preferred test style should all be considered before registration.

Other Suitable Options

IELTS may suit candidates who prefer a live speaking interview and a more established fixed format. PTE may be suitable for those who prefer a fully computer-based test with different integrated tasks.

Ask Us Which Test Fits You

Questions About TOEFL Preparation?

Contact us about assessment, course placement, target scores, schedules, or choosing between TOEFL, IELTS, and PTE.

Test structure, scoring, and institutional requirements may change. Confirm your institution’s required score and review the official ETS TOEFL website before registration.

Not Sure Where to Begin?

Take our online assessment test, then enter your score on our advice page to receive quick and professional guidance about the right English course.

1 Take the Assessment
2 Enter Your Score
3 Receive Online Advice

You can also go to the TOEFL website for more information.